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steves1911 · Oct 17, 2014

I know there are a few folks on here that have one and I'm just trying to figure out which townships have you guys used to obtain it. I have my MD carry permit so I know I am eligible for a pa non resident but my understanding from what I have read says certain townships make it easier than others. I live about 10 min from Hanover if it makes a difference.

Straightshooter · Oct 17, 2014

Adams county was a pleasure to deal with.

steves1911 · Oct 17, 2014

Did you walk in or did you send in your paperwork by mail?

Straightshooter · Oct 17, 2014

Download a single page form and mail it in. You'll get an approval letter in about 4 days. Then walk in, get photo taken and pay the gorgeous young lady.

redeemed.man · Oct 17, 2014

Straightshooter said:
Adams county was a pleasure to deal with.

Agreed.

JMintzer · Oct 17, 2014

Straightshooter said:
Adams county was a pleasure to deal with.

Same here...

Stoveman · Oct 17, 2014

York County rocks as well....

HeatSeeker · Oct 17, 2014

I need to do this since our Utah permits are no good there anymore.

steves1911 · Oct 18, 2014

Awesome thanks fellas!

Jason21237 · Oct 18, 2014

Nothing but good things to say about the troopers at the York county permit office. As soon as he referred to Md as a ridiculous Nazi state I knew I was in the right place. Took all of 10 minutes and I was out the door with my permit. Mailed application on a Wednesday. Friday at 8am my phone rang to tell me to come pick up my permit. Went on that Saturday and grabbed it.

Curmudgeon · Oct 19, 2014

Straightshooter said:
Adams county was a pleasure to deal with.

Stoveman said:
York County rocks as well....

For what it's worth, and as long as we're on a roll here, Lancaster County is also friendly and reportedly the quickest of the 3.

steves1911 · Oct 24, 2014

York county called me today to notify me my permit is ready to be picked up. Wish MD made it this easy.

balttigger · Oct 24, 2014

So you have to be lucky enough to have a MD CCW to get a PA non-resident?

redeemed.man · Oct 24, 2014

balttigger said:
So you have to be lucky enough to have a MD CCW to get a PA non-resident?

Correct, if you live in MD.

balttigger · Oct 24, 2014

boundlessdyad said:
Correct, if you live in MD.

F#@K !!!

redeemed.man · Oct 24, 2014

balttigger said:
F#@K !!!

Exactly

balttigger · Oct 24, 2014

So PA doesn't recognize your MD permit BUT you have to have a MD permit to easily get a PA permit, which they DO recognize. Am I the only one that sees how illogical that is?

Or is it that they just want to get $20 from you and have you in their database??

jaredm1 · Oct 24, 2014

I'd guess that because Maryland won't recognize their's, they won't go through the trouble of setting up a reciprocity agreement.

jaredm1 · Oct 24, 2014

I think ANY non-resident needs a permit from their home state if they want a PA LTCF, not just MD.

~~Utah is the same way, they just make an exception for MD because they realize most MD residents can't get one.~~
Edit: Since I keep getting corrected by the Utah guys

redeemed.man · Oct 24, 2014

balttigger said:
So PA doesn't recognize your MD permit BUT you have to have a MD permit to easily get a PA permit, which they DO recognize. Am I the only one that sees how illogical that is?

Or is it that they just want to get $20 from you and have you in their database??

There is no way the $20 covers their costs. Adams County actually called my references.

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